Open-Source and Kubernetes for Students
summary
Step-by-step guide that shows how to start contributing (create GitHub account, sign CLA, look for good first issue), which communities to join (Hacktoberfest, Outreachy, SIGs on kubernetes.io), and exactly which tools and commands to run locally: install Docker and kubectl, use kind to create a cluster, apply a Deployment for nginx, expose it with a Service, create a configMap for index.html and mount it, and confirm localhost serves the custom page.
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chapters (15)
- 0:00Start
- 0:36What Is Open Source
- 1:01How To Get Started with Open Source
- 3:37Get Involved in Kubernetes Community
- 4:06Contributor Guide
- 5:41What Is Kubernetes and What Are Kubernetes Components
- 5:53Kubernetes
- 6:51What Is a Pod and a Node
- 7:53Basic Components in a Kubernetes Cluster
- 9:34Demo
- 9:55Kubernetes Cluster
- 10:38Prerequisites
- 11:10Cube Ctl
- 13:31Port Mappings
- 17:37Deployment in Kubernetes
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